Upcoming Board of Education Meetings
Three meetings this week!
Rules, Policy, and Legislation committee meeting May 6 at 5:00PM
Agenda for the meeting here.
The committee will review state legislative proposals and consider taking positions on behalf of SFUSD.
The committee may make recommendations on:
Several new and proposed board policies
A proposed resolution from Board President Cook and V.P. Sanchez that would add teacher and paraprofessional representation to the committee overseeing the use of PEEF funds (the PEEF CAC) in addition to creating some additional guidelines for the committee’s oversight and advisory process.
Source: SFUSD. From Presentation on Students and Families Experiencing Homelessness.
Special Meeting: Tuesday, May 7 at 6:00PM at 555 Franklin Street.
Agenda for the meeting here.
Source: SFUSD
The Board will hear the Annual Report on supports for homeless students. Report is here.
The Board will hear a report on issues related to the contract between SFUSD and Revolution Foods (the current provider of school meals in SFUSD). The Board will have an opportunity to vote again on the contract. The contract extension would run from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020. Contract amount is $11,500,000.00 (eleven million five hundred thousand dollars). Report is here.
Committee on Personnel Matters, Labor Relations and Affordability Meeting: May 8 at 6:00PM
Human Capital/Budget Management System Update
Exit Survey/Retention Data Review
Public Comment
There is always an opportunity for public comment at school board meetings.
At regular meetings, speakers may speak to any item being voted on or may give general public comment during the time reserved for "Public Comment on General Matters." This item has recently been moved earlier on the agenda, so if you wish to speak, make sure you arrive by 6PM! Speakers must sign up in advance, either by calling the board office at (415) 241-6493 or filling out a speaker card at the meeting and handing it to Esther Casco, the executive assistant to the board, who sits next to the podium. Speaker cards must be turned in before the agenda item being spoken to is officially "called."
At committee meetings, those wishing to speak may sign up in advance or simply approach the podium when the committee chair calls for public comment.
Members of the public are typically allowed two minutes to speak, but the time given may be shorter if there are a large number of speakers.
Recording and Live Coverage of Meetings
You can access recordings of regular and committee meetings.
Video recordings of regular meetings (not available for committee meetings)
Audio recordings of committee meetings (click where it says "audio recording," under the meeting agenda)
Recordings are usually posted a few days after the meeting.
Regular board meetings are also broadcast live on KALW, SFGOVTV2, and via live webcast.
Follow our live-tweet coverage of Tuesday’s meeting on Twitter @ppssf #BoardWatch!